sábado, 19 de junio de 2010

Colorado or bust


What an experience we are having in Colorado this state has everything and more. Sam the guy who discovered this trail told me that we would love this state and he was not wrong.Our pictures say a thousand words but this state is well worth a visit.The good part is that you can order a steak and a glass of the best red and nobody blinks an eyelid. Yet again the people we meet on the road almost instanly invite you to spend time with them ,this does not happen in Europe. Bikes are holding up well considering the punishment we are giving them and lets hope they keep doing there thing.We will leave the mountains tomorrow and head south for Durango and what i have been told an incrediable train ride, with some luck Jeff will join us for a few days.

Will keep you all posted

PS How many private planes can they land at Aspens airport?????????

3 comentarios:

  1. Reading your comments and following your gps plots really brought back memories for us, form our trip to Aspen a few years back now. Such a beautiful place (we were there in mid winter) 4 x 4 was the only way to get around. Such friendly people and great mountain food.
    We did a day trip (300 miles) from Carbondale around the Black Canyon and back again, unbelieveable.
    As for Aspen Airport, the private aircraft are one thing, take off and landing on commercial flights is something else, you get a really close up view of some of those mountains!!!
    Keep up the good work, we're all really jealous back here.
    Alan

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  2. Paul! so good to read the ride is good for you both! smiling at you.....it just gets better and better! Enjoy Durango, the narrow gauge and Telluride! thanks for the updates! mark.....the guy you met in Clayton, New Mexico on the F800GS.

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  3. Your "Life is Good" set is awesome, what stunning landscapes. Really appreciate all the photos and comments from you both, and following your gps journey with great interest -have been googling various places along the way. Enjoy the train ride! Love Jan & Brent

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